Again in 2013 a Freeride World Qualifier*** at the Kitzsteinhorn

For the second time the Kitzsteinhorn, Kaprun will be the venue of a Freeride World Qualifier***.

At the Big Mountain competition from March 21 – 24, 2013, national and international top riders in the disciplines ski and snowboard will compete for prize money and important points for the Freeride World Tour Ranking. New this year is that the Open competition will be replaced by a FWQ * competition. Thus all starters can collect points for the FWQ ranking and the best placed again get a wild card for the FWQ*** the next day.

Registration for the X OVER RIDE FWQ * & FWQ *** is expected to start in January on the Freeride World Tour site.

www.freerideworldtour.org

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